Despite last month’s nuclear deal, the U.S. remains serious about enforcing sanctions in Iran.
US Cracks Down On Companies Evading Iran Sanctions
Despite last month’s nuclear deal, the U.S. remains serious about enforcing sanctions in Iran.
Ukraine’s U-turn On EU Agreements Hearkens Back To Cold War Climate
President Yanukovych finds himself in an uncomfortable position, having to reconcile irreconcilable forces.
作者 Magda Fahsi
President Yanukovych finds himself in an uncomfortable position, having to reconcile irreconcilable forces.
EU Applies Pressure On Israel Through Trade Restrictions
While small in scope, the EU’s territorial applicability clause may affect the population of Jewish settlements, which now sits at about 520,000.
作者 Jo Erickson
While small in scope, the EU’s territorial applicability clause may affect the population of Jewish settlements, which now sits at about 520,000.
Pakistani Doctor Wins $1M To Fight Child Deaths
The prize was founded and funded by entrepreneur Ted Caplow to find impactful and cost-effective ways to save children’s lives.
The prize was founded and funded by entrepreneur Ted Caplow to find impactful and cost-effective ways to save children’s lives.
Delay In Pacific Trade Pact Hurts US Shift To Asia
While negotiators say there has been substantial progress with the TPP, secrecy of negotiations has fed into skepticism among Democrats and labor unions about how free trade agreements would affect U.S. companies and workers.
While negotiators say there has been substantial progress with the TPP, secrecy of negotiations has fed into skepticism among Democrats and labor unions about how free trade agreements would affect U.S. companies and workers.
Obama Shakes Hands With Cuba’s Raul Castro
A single gesture is unlikely to wash away bad blood between US and Cuba, but in a year both sides have taken small steps toward improvement.
A single gesture is unlikely to wash away bad blood between US and Cuba, but in a year both sides have taken small steps toward improvement.
Ethiopian Journalist Critical of Government Serving 18-Year Sentence
Local journalists critical of the government can fall prey to an “anti-terrorism” law that, if “violated,” can mean imprisonment.
作者 Les Neuhaus
Local journalists critical of the government can fall prey to an “anti-terrorism” law that, if “violated,” can mean imprisonment.
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